Christmas is one of the most important festivals in the Christian calendar, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who came into the world to bring salvation to mankind. Read more...

At the heart of the Bible, a captivating epic emerges, featuring three enigmatic figures, the Magi. Presented in the Gospel of Matthew, these wise men from the East followed a distant star to pay homage to the Christ Child, bringing with them precious gifts. Their story is a mystical adventure steeped in wisdom, faith and spiritual quest. Read more...

Nativity scenes, also known as Christmas cots, are artistic representations of the scene of Jesus' birth. The tradition dates back to 13th-century Italy and has since spread around the world, with each culture bringing its own creative and distinctive interpretation to this iconic representation. Read more...

The Fourth Sunday of Advent, the last before the joyous celebration of Christmas, is a time imbued with special significance. It is a time of intense anticipation as we draw closer to the birth of Christ, and today's liturgy brings a note of deep love, symbolised by the fourth Advent candle. Read more...

The Third Sunday of Advent, also known as Gaudete Sunday, shines with a special light within this period of expectation and preparation. It is a time when the liturgical colour often turns to pink, symbolising the joy that emanates from the nearness of Christ's birth. The word "Gaudete" itself means "Rejoice" in Latin, highlighting the invitation to joy that resonates throughout this special Sunday. Read more...